Home Depot currently serves as a main co-sponsor with Dollar General on the No. 20 JGR Toyota of former Sprint Cup champion Matt Kenseth.

Dollar General, however, has become the bigger backer of the two and is running as the No. 20’s primary sponsor for the bulk of the races this season. In those events, Home Depot’s branding and orange color has usually been relegated to the car’s rear bumper.

Home Depot has been part of the JGR portfolio since 1999, when it signed on to back Tony Stewart when he drove the No. 20 car. Stewart took Home Depot to two of his three Sprint Cup championships (2002, 2005) before leaving JGR following the 2008 season.

The company then ran with Joey Logano from 2009-2012, followed by Kenseth starting in 2013.

Now, with the SBJ report comes obvious questions. It would appear that Dollar General now has an opening to turn its involvement with the No. 20 into a season-long sponsorship – but will they choose to do so?

Then there’s the matter of how this will impact JGR’s possible plans for expanding to a four-car operation for 2015. Sonoma winner Carl Edwards has been linked to joining the team in that scenario, but he has stayed quiet on that subject.

Team president J.D. Gibbs said this past weekend that a final decision on JGR’s expansion won’t come until at least September. He also confirmed that M&M’s would remain on the team’s No. 18 car for Kyle Busch next year.